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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
6
Emma and Mildred Hoag land visit grandparents in Grand Prairie. Many residents travel to Sidney Lincoln Boulder and Denver for relatives, farm union meetings, dinners and social events. Neighbors host dinner ice cream and cake, with numerous drop ins at homes of Johnson Jorgensen Gade and Irwin families across the week.
Mr and Mrs Joe Dilley and family spent last Monday evening at Frank Workamian s. Zellabelle Johnson visited cousins Genevieve and Helen Dyke in Sidney. Theo Borcher and sons visited Harold Spiker Thursday evening. Russell Ray and a friend from Elmcreek spent days with his sister Mrs F A Johnson and family. Frances Schwasnick stayed with Helen Johnson Friday. Ed Walker and daughter dined Friday at Harold Spiker s. Emil Nigthengale and daughters plus Mrs Frank Deaver visited Nels Johnson and W T Sharman. Miles helped Sharman stack alfalfa. Hazel Miles stayed Friday night with Martha and Irene Workman. Farmers Union met Friday evening at F A Johnson s. ice cream and cake served. Next meeting at C O Hade s.
The Busy Blue Jay club met at the August Haack home with Mrs. Wilson of Kimball assisting to start club work on sewing bags. Families and neighbors, including the Nelsons, Madden, Bertramsons, and others from Sidney, Kimball, Hereford, and Potter, joined in visits and dinners with multiple Sunday gatherings. A Farmers Union meeting is set for Friday, July 12, and Marie Rasmussen passed away at 94 at her son’s home in Sidney.
Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery southwest of Potter. The Jolly Neighbors and Busy Blue Jay clubs will meet Thursday, June 27, at the BE. M. Nelson home. The Farmers Union dance at the E. M. Nelson home Friday night drew a good crowd. Local visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bertramson and Christie, with Sidney Mon Faye Willeford visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Larson, last week. Mrs. Dewey Larson and Mrs. Carl Larson and daughters called on Mrs. Guy Terman Monday evening. Mrs. George Whitney and several friends visited Mrs. August Haack Thursday afternoon.
Tuesday through Saturday local residents visited friends and relatives in Sunny Side and Sidney. Many calls mention the Omel and Wassum households with repeated social visits and Sunday callers. A few residents were noted for haying, lodge pole visits, and a new nephew joining Mrs. H. C. Schmale.
Fred Kettler helped George Niemann grind feed Tuesday. Ed Wolverton and his son Lowell drove to Sidney bringing a load of barley. Mrs L J Hughes aided Mrs William Spearow with housework Tuesday. Henry Johnson family Sidney and Rippe Schwartz guests at L M Sterling Sunday. Ed Wolverton visited Ed Brockelsby Monday. Paul Sparks helped brother W A Sparks Thursday. Margaret Miller visited C B Kinton home last week. C C club met at Charles Lessman home Tuesday the 15th.
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